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No clarity among officials over domicile certificate for Govt jobs
BJP leaders' announcements have no takers among administration
11/11/2019 11:00:10 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11: Though Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders have time and again boasted of securing the interests of natives by bringing domicile certificate for J&K residents but there seemed no takers of their announcements in newly created Union Territory's administration, which is so far clueless about fate of domicile certificate. Before the final shifting of J&K into a Union Territory from October 31, the BJP leaders including Ram Madhav had publically announced that the interests of natives would be secured by the government. Moreover same utterances were repeated by several of their leaders in various meetings but so far no such formal order has been issued. Sources in the General Administration Department (GAD) informed Early Times that they have so far not got any direction from the government to initiate the process to bring domicile certificate or any other such certificate, which would secure the jobs for natives. Though officials of GAD had been thinking that the process to issue domicile certificate would be initiated by the Law department b...
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After rebellion against PDP, 'Dallbadlu' Neta may also skip PC
11/11/2019 10:59:51 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11: After having previously rebelled against the Peoples Democratic Party, a former MLC from north Kashmir is likely to skip his newly found love for the Peoples Conference led by Sajad Lone as well. Sources said the said leader from north Kashmir had been close to Sajad Lone and Imran Ansari for around a year, since the day he started speaking against the PDP leadership. The leader in question had once even embarrassed PDP President Mehooba Mufti by saying that he was not under any pressure to stay away from her party. The former MLC was often seen close to Sajad Lone and Ansari eating Wazwan with them. Now, however, after the arrest of Sajad Lone an...
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Former PDP stalwart works overtime to form new party; tries to rope in NC, Cong, PDP leaders
11/11/2019 10:59:44 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11: A prominent politician of J&K, who was minister in the previous PDP-BJP regime, is working round the clock to form new party by roping in prominent leaders of NC, PDP and Congress. This prominent politician, who is working very seriously to form new political group, was minister from the quota of PDP in the previous regime and had played very important role in formation of previous regime. Credible sources said that this prominent politician, who has cordial relations with leaders of almost all political parties across J&K, has potential to rope in leaders from different parties. This politician was in Delhi for the quite some time and was in Jammu dur...
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LG Admin clips wings of bureaucrats
Directs them to use SRTC Bus for inspection tours instead of long cavalcade
11/11/2019 10:59:34 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11: Lieutenant Governor seems to be very determined for implementing austerity measures on bureaucrats, who use long cavalcade during their official tours for inspecting any ongoing developmental works or projects. Sources said that in order to curtail transportation expenses, the LG administration pressed a bus of State Regional Transport Corporation (SRTC) into service in Civil Secretariat for their official tours. "Electric Bus of SRTC has been stationed in the Civil Secretariat for carrying officials, who had to go for many official tours along with other officials. Earlier, it has been observed that whenever senior bureaucrat had to go for official...
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Imran Khan continues to propagate lies about Kashmir
Pretends as unaware about atrocities being perpetrated by Pak-sponsored terrorists
11/11/2019 10:59:21 PM
Early Times Report JAMMU, Nov 11: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan seems in no mood to mend his ways. He is still propagating blatant lies about Kashmir. He recently said that, "Curfew is still in force" in Kashmir and "No talks can be held" with India till "curfew is lifted". An analyst while talking to Early Times said, "Someone needs to tell Imran Khan that no one in India wants to talk to him and there is no curfew in Kashmir." He said, "It is the Pakistan sponsored terrorists who are enforcing shut down by throwing grenades and killing innocents. They are the ones who are making all the possible attempts to keep Kashmir closed." He said, "Since the day J&K is being reorganiz...
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Historical Chingus Fort becomes victim of Govt apathy
11/11/2019 10:59:04 PM
Rajesh Tandon Early Times Report JAMMU, Nov 9: The historic Chingus Fort in district Rajouri despite having great importance with regards to history has been ignored by the Department of Archives, Archeology & Museums , J&K Union Territory (J&KUT) which can be gauged from its shabby condition. Although Chingus Fort has always remained a tourist attraction among the people due to its connection with Mughal era as it was constructed in 16th century by Mughal emperor Jahangir but the Archeo...
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No difference in price of organic & inorganic basmati
Organic basmati growers feel cheated
11/11/2019 10:58:33 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11: Though the former Chief Minister late Mufti Mohammad Sayeed had laid thrust on organic basmati farming, but now the organic basmati growers have been feeling cheated as there is hardly any difference in price of organic and inorganic produce. Pertinently, when the incumbent coalition government of PDP- BJP had assumed power in 2015, it government had announced that three border villages including Suchetgarh, Vidhipur and Kotranka Khurd would be developed for organic basmati farming on the pattern of Gujarat. "However, the government had also made announcement for providing special aid to the farmers, who have been producing organic basmati in these sai...
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J&K LG advocates for internet connections to hospitals implementing Ayushman Bharat scheme
11/11/2019 10:58:09 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Girish Chandra Murmu on Monday advocated for internet connections to all hospital implementing Ayushman Bharat scheme. Mr Murmu reviewed the Health and Medical Education sector and also the externally aided projects being executed by the Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA), in separate meetings held at the Civil Secretariat here. Atal Dulloo, Financial Commissioner, Health and Medical Education gave a presentation ...
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RDD violates recruitment rules
11/11/2019 10:56:50 PM
Early Times Report Rajouri, Nov 11: Rural Development Department Rajouri violated recruitment rules for Computer Assistant posts. The Office of ACD Rajouri got advertised eight posts of Computer Assistants on contractual basis in 8-12-2008 but when selection process was completed nine candidates were adjusted. The order of selection list was issued on 15-06-209. It is said that ACD Rajouri adjusted a blue eyed, who is said to be relative of another officer of the same office. Locals said that complaints in this connection were lodged with CM Grievance Cell, Vigilance Commission but no action was taken. They said whenever an inquiry was initiated the officer submitted wrong repor...
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CHC Jourian sans basic facilities, patients suffer
11/11/2019 9:29:14 PM
Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 11: The Community Health Centre (CHC) in Tehsil Jourian in Sub Division of Akhnoor District Jammu lacks basic facilities, resulting in huge inconveniences to the patients. Residents of Jourian tehsil said, there are often casualties are reported due to cross-border firing and shelling in the area and due to lack of emergency medical facilities, the patients are referred to either Sub division Hospital Aknhoor or to GMC Hospital, Jammu. The tehsil is located 46 km...
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Huge population without power, numerous roads yet to be cleared of snow
Five days after heavy snowfall people of Kashmir continue to suffer on multiple fronts
11/11/2019 9:29:03 PM
Jehangir Rashid Early Times Report SRINAGAR, Nov 11: The first heavy snowfall in the union territory of Jammu & Kashmir for this season has pushed the people to the wall and they are suffering on multiple fronts amidst the claims by the people at helm that everything is hunky dory. Early Times has received reports from different quarters that power supply is yet to be restored to a large population living across the length and breadth of the Kashmir valley. In the absence of electrical energy the common masses are shivering with cold especially during the nights. "Not to talk of the far-off areas, many areas of Srinagar district are without power as the supply is yet to be restored. Peo...
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Snowfall hits saffron production badly
11/11/2019 9:28:38 PM
Ishtiyaq Ahmad Early Times Report SRINAGAR, Nov 11: The saffron production has been massively hit by the recent snowfall in Kashmir. Saffron production was expected to increase by 200 percent increase in the valley this year than 2018. Data shows that the saffron production has seen a spike this harvesting season as compared to last year, which saw a minimum production of two tonnes. The Agriculture Department had made an assessment and expected seven tonnes of saffron production this year. However, President, Saffron Growers Association, Abdul Majeed Wani said that snowfall has hit the saffron production. "Almost 30 percent of saffron production has been damaged by the snow. Th...
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LOCAL NEWS
MIET celebrates National Education Day
MBSCET organises Blood Donation Camp
National Education Day celebrated
DRDO team visits CUJ
Open terrace sitting "Cloud" inaugurated at Amar Singh Club
Chief Secretary chairs SEC of SDRF
IGP Jammu promotes 187 HCs to ASIs
98.3 mirchi enethralls kids at Presentation Convent
JU organizes lecture on Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
JU organizes slogan writing competition to mark Azad's birth anniversary
Plantation, cleanliness drive held at Jammu Airport
JKAACL organizes Kavi Darbar
DC Srinagar visits various rural areas to assess availability of essential services
Northern Army Commander meets Lt Governor
Form Advisory Councils for J&K UT: Citizens' Forum
DB expresses anguish over delay in removal of encroachments from forest land
Drug pedlar arrested; 100 heroin, Rs 1 lakh seized
J-K admin to campaign for raising awareness on fundamentals duties from Nov 26
JK admin sets up panel to declare Dal Lake as ESZ
Four mortar shells defused along LoC
Cold wave conditions prevail in most parts of J-K
People shifted to safer places as two civilians injured in Pakistan ceasefire violation in Uri
APSCC greets people on birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev
Power shut down
Shoddy investigation leads to acquittal of alleged LeT outfit
Anti-corruption court rejects JK Bank plea for releasing files
Two terrorists killed in overnight gunfight
Encroached hospital's land retrieved
Efforts on to restore Jammu-Srinagar highway, fresh snowfall predicted in Valley
MeT predicts fresh snowfall in Kashmir this week
2 reported missing following avalanche in Gulmarg
Modi Government has given true representation to women: Rajni
CII delegation calls on Financial Commissioner
Sat starts construction works for Library at Karan Nagar
ABVP activists burn the effigy of VC CU
Dogri film shooting Mouj Masti kick started
Div Com reviews arrangements for Gurupurab
Dharmarth Trust hails SC verdict on Ram Janambhoomi
NC demands release of all political leaders in Kashmir
Kaith Biradari congregation today
Entry for Govt Goods carriers into Udhampur town allowed
KMs demand reservation of 5 MLAs in Assembly
Union Govt fails to take care of sentiments of Dogras: Partap
AE aspirants appeal for deferment of prelim exams
Fire damages eight houses in Srinagar
JKSWDC organizes awareness camp
Free heart screening camp for children at Udhampur on Nov 17
Jammu DLSA observes 'National Education Day'
SaMaPa Awards 2019 announced
GDC RS Pura celebrates National Education Day
YCOE organises industrial visit at Sudhir Gensets
National Education day celebrated
Jodhamal students selected for national swimming meet
550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Devi Ji celebrated across Jammu
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